ASX Brief
The three names
ASX-listed tickers we're watching that morning, with the last close beside each one so you know where it sits before you do anything.
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Three ASX stocks, with the levels to act on. Free on WhatsApp.
Every trading morning we send three ASX-listed names we're watching — each with its entry price, its target and its stop-loss. No card, no subscription, no 40-page PDF. Just the list, on your phone before the market opens.
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3 namesASX-listed, liquid, named and priced
3 levelsEntry, target and stop-loss
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Morning 👋 Here's today's list — three names, each with an entry, a target and a stop. Reply STOP any time and you're out.
1CBA$168.20
Entry166.50
Target174.00
Stop163.40
2BHP$42.10
Entry41.60
Target44.20
Stop40.60
3CSL$281.40
Entry278.00
Target292.00
Stop273.50
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What actually lands on your phone
Not a newsletter. Not a course. Three names and three numbers.
Half the "stock tips" you'll find are a paragraph of opinion with no price and no exit. Ours fits on one screen and tells you exactly where it stops working.
The three levels
Entry, target and stop-loss. The stop is the one that matters — it's the difference between an idea and a plan you can actually hold.
One line of why
The reason, in plain English — a level it's holding, a result due, a sector that's moving. No jargon, no twelve-step chart theory.
7:30am AEST, before the local open. The list is already written and sent.
Sydney · Monday to FridayAnatomy of an alert
A stock tip is an opinion. A stop-loss is a decision.
Anyone can name a stock. The useful part is knowing where you're wrong. Every alert we send carries a stop — the price at which the idea has failed and you're out.
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Entry
Where the idea starts
The price area we'd want to be buying. If it gaps past this, the trade is already worse than planned.
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Target
Where we'd take money off
A realistic first objective — not a fantasy number. Typically set near the next obvious resistance or at a defined multiple of risk.
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Stop
Where we admit we're wrong
The most important number in the alert. It caps the loss before it turns into a position you hold for three years out of embarrassment.
An uncomfortable comparison
What you get here, versus what a stock-tip group gives you.
Most people who join a WhatsApp share group have already been in one that went quiet, or went weird. Here is the honest difference, laid out so you can judge it before you join.
Typical stock-tip group
ASX Brief
What you receive
A ticker and a rocket emoji
Three names, each with entry, target and stop
When the idea fails
Silence, then a new tip
A stop-loss level, published up front
What it costs
Free, then a $99/month pitch in week two
Free. No card, no paywall on the list
Performance claims
“10x by Christmas”, screenshots, no dates
No win rate, no screenshots, no guarantees
How you leave
Muted, then quietly re-added
Reply STOP. Removed, permanently.
Who is behind it
An anonymous admin, no disclosure
A named desk, with a public disclosure page
A tip without a stop isn't a plan. It's a wish with a ticker attached.
ASX Brief — the editorial line we write toAn honest position
We don't know what the market will do. Neither does anyone else.
So we don't sell predictions, and we don't publish a win-rate badge. We publish a plan: here's the name, here's where we'd enter, here's the target, here's where we're wrong. You decide the size — or whether to act at all.
An alert can't know your income, your tax position, your existing holdings or your tolerance for a drawdown. That's why everything here is general information, and why the stop-loss matters more than the target.
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7:30amAEST, Mon–Fri
3Levels on every alert
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General information only. Nothing on this site is personal financial advice,
a recommendation, or an offer to buy or sell any financial product. We don't know your
objectives, financial situation or needs. Consider a licensed adviser before acting.
Read this before you join
It's useful for some investors, and a waste of time for others.
It's for you if
- You already own ASX shares, or you're about to buy your first ones
- You place your own orders through a broker like CommSec, Stake or SelfWealth
- You want a shortlist with price levels, not a six-week course
- You'd rather see a stop-loss than a story about someone's yacht
- You want to test it for free before you trust it with anything
It's not for you if
- You want a guarantee, or someone to blame when a stop gets hit
- You want a human to place the trades for you — we don't do that
- You trade CFDs, options, crypto or forex — this list is ASX-listed shares
- You need personal advice suited to your situation
- You want US stocks, or a get-rich-in-30-days plan
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We reply with the current list and add you to the morning broadcast. If you'd rather not act yet, just watch for a week.
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Three names, three levels, before the 10am open. Reply STOP any time and you're out — no questions, no re-targeting.
The questions people actually ask
Straight answers
Is this financial advice?
No. Everything we publish is general information. We're not licensed to advise you on your personal circumstances, and we don't know your income, your existing holdings, your tax position or your tolerance for risk. If you need advice about your own situation, see an Australian financial adviser who holds an AFSL.
What does it cost?
Nothing. There is no card, no trial that converts into a subscription, and no paywall on the morning list. If we introduce a paid product later it will be separate and clearly labelled — the free list stays free.
What's the catch?
The honest answer: we're building an audience, and a large, engaged WhatsApp audience is valuable to us. How we monetise is spelled out on our disclosure page, so you can judge it yourself. It never changes what goes into the free list.
Do I need a broker account?
Not to receive the list. To act on it you'll need an ASX trading account with any Australian broker — CommSec, SelfWealth, Stake, nabtrade and the like. We don't open accounts for you and we don't trade on your behalf.
Will you spam me?
One message per trading morning, plus a reply if you ask us something. That's it. Reply STOP and you're removed. We don't sell or rent phone numbers.
Do you tip penny stocks or small caps?
No. Microcaps with thin liquidity are exactly where messaging groups cause damage, so we don't tip them. The list is built from liquid ASX names — mostly the larger end of the market, occasionally a mid-cap with real turnover.
How do you pick the three?
A short, repeatable screen: names with a clean level to trade against, enough daily turnover to get in and out, and something concrete happening — a result, a sector move, a price base. Then a human sets the three levels. Full method on how it works.
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The next list goes out at 7:30am AEST.
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